Why Grow Sunflowers?

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Learn why we grow Sunflowers in our Organic Vegetable Garden in Dallas, Texas, USA. Located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8a. See the benefits of growing sunflowers. Here we have grown the Mammoth Sunflower and Velvet Queen Sunflowers. The Honey Bees love Sunflowers! Music: Nothing Broken by Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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LOL.
THE VIDEO BOMB FLY @ 1:05
THE POLLINATOR FLY...LOL
how did you get the sunflowers to stay up without a stick? do you not have much wind?
I like this video. Thanks.
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Hiye can you do a mother video
that's it I'm sharing on Facebook. thanks
3:46 is a Wheel Bug. It is a pest killing machine, it is very beneficial and an indicator of a healthy food web. But don't get bit by it! It is very painful.
Why not?
After playing Undertale I'm not sure I want to do this
just wondering how long it took to grow the giant/mammoth sunflower . I live in Canada and thinking of buying sunflower seeds in December. I will have to grow then inside and plant them becuase of snow months. and plant them out side in spring. how long did it take to grow from seed to bloom?
That is really nice thanking your wife with Sunflowers:-)
We grew sunflowers also this year but their heads are so large that the are hanging way over.
sunflowers cross polinate
Cool!
I grew 7 mammoths in my veg garden last year and they got ravaged by beetles! They only came out at night too so it took a while to figure out what was eating them. I still was able to harvest 2 grocery bags of seeds tho!
Great video !!!
Thanks !
These sunflowers look pretty! I love to plant sunflowers! I have evening sunflower seeds.
wow,, mammoth grey is really that big..?? i planting some in my garden.. this is great..
I doubt very much I'd wanna put a plant that attracts that many bugs inside my home, but I'll definitely grow them in my garden!
my grandpa has a farm and his fields are fucking CROWDED with 7 foot tall sunflowers and their seeds are SO tasty
Are the velvet queen perennial? Did they bloom the first year?